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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 4 (1898) (1898)

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t. Sentinels, it is found about the waters of the Pribylov Islands. sealing is allowed, is soon too small for these active ani- mals to obtain their food, and they are compelled to go beyond this narrow limit to feed, and there they fall an easy prey to the expert rifleman. From the bachelor… … the number of young born to an animal eries, without injury to the islands. He stands in definite relation to the dangers says: “Provided matters are as they are to- to which they are subjected while passing day (1872) one hundred thousand male seals from birth to maturity. Thus small animals, as…

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